Magnetic and geochemical record of soil impacted by 300 years of Early medieval settlement
Iron oxide minerals in soils can be influenced by various environmental conditions, which
can be detected through magnetic susceptibility (χ) and its frequency dependence (χ FD%) …
can be detected through magnetic susceptibility (χ) and its frequency dependence (χ FD%) …
Multiscalar Integration of Dense and Sparse Spatial Data: an Archaeological Case Study with Magnetometry and Geochemistry
Integration of different kinds of data is an important issue in archaeological prospection.
However, the current methodological approaches are underdeveloped and rarely use the …
However, the current methodological approaches are underdeveloped and rarely use the …
Neolithic long barrows were built on the margins of settlement zones as revealed by elemental soil analysis at four sites in the Czech Republic
Past human activities can be reflected in the elemental composition of contemporary soils.
The paper is tackling the problem whether it is possible to distinguish prehistoric residential …
The paper is tackling the problem whether it is possible to distinguish prehistoric residential …
Anthropogenic soils in a marginal landscape–Fortified manorial sites in the woodland edge zone in western Czechia
This study presents the results of a geochemical and LiDAR survey analysis carried out at
the deserted medieval settlement and fortified manorial farm (motte-and-bailey) in Čečín, in …
the deserted medieval settlement and fortified manorial farm (motte-and-bailey) in Čečín, in …
Stable isotope analysis in soil prospection reveals the type of historic land-use under contemporary temperate forests in Europe
MP Janovský, L Ferenczi, J Trubač, T Klír - Scientific Reports, 2024 - nature.com
The determination of δ13C and δ15N values is a common method in archaeological isotope
analysis—in studying botanical and human remains, dietary practices, and less typically …
analysis—in studying botanical and human remains, dietary practices, and less typically …
Unveiling the enigma: Decoding human influence in soils with poor development. Case of study: Celtic oppidum Bibracte
SP Mohammadi, L Lisá, H Grison, P Moska… - Catena, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract The Late Iron Age Bibracte oppidum, established in the 2nd century BCE, features a
distinct soil cover that does not align with typical long-term soil development or human …
distinct soil cover that does not align with typical long-term soil development or human …
[HTML][HTML] The Role of Mineral and Organic Composition on the Phosphorus Content of Prehistoric Pottery (Middle Neolithic to Late Bronze Age) from NW Spain
MG Castro González, MP Prieto Martínez… - Minerals, 2024 - mdpi.com
Phosphorus is a key element for identifying past human activity. Recently, phosphorus
analyses have been extended to archaeological objects, aiming at distinguishing how …
analyses have been extended to archaeological objects, aiming at distinguishing how …
The potential of low-destructive characterization of archaeological sites with stony and eroded soils through geostatistics at the Celtic oppidum of Bibracte (France)
J Petřík, K Adameková, P Goláňová, T Tencer… - Journal of …, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract Urbanization during Europe's Late Iron Age brought about a rise of enclosed
settlements, or 'oppida'. These centers of human activity left indelible marks on the …
settlements, or 'oppida'. These centers of human activity left indelible marks on the …
Human-altered soils—Signatures of Anthrosols and their potential for arable lands
MO Asare, W Apoh, JO Afriyie, J Száková… - Soil Ecology Letters, 2023 - Springer
Past human activities result in the formation of Anthrosols and the accumulation of nutrients.•
Enrichment in physicochemical properties relates to the intensity of settlement activities.• …
Enrichment in physicochemical properties relates to the intensity of settlement activities.• …